[He felt it was good that she wasn't suffering too much from guilt that she let on - though he had no doubt it was there - about killing him. He had died with her and that was enough for him. This place might be some kind of crime purgatory, but he also had to view it as a second chance when his life had both come apart and come completely together because of separate events all happening close together.

Her voice told him of her embarrassment, and he tipped his chin towards his chest to view her startled eyes. He could guess the rest of her expression.]

From your perception, you've never been entirely a fan of your work. Always evolving, as it were. I still want to see it.

[His tone indicated that he would either go and find it on his own or she'd have the option of willingly giving him the location. Either way, he was going to find this spot she had chosen for his final resting monument.]